For The Love of Windows

The room extends into the main living area, illuminated by energy-saving LED lighting. At right is the “popout” bay window, filled with banquette seating.

A custom-fabricated sideboard of birch, in a coffee-colored stain, finds its niche among the gathering of windows.

The dining area of the Kim Residence is encased in glass walls and doors, lending a sense of dining al fresco.

Last but not least, the western-facing master bedroom captures stunning sunsets from its wall-to-wall windows.

Cave dwelling so near the seemingly endless blue water has a distinctly no-frills vibe, but it’s hard to argue with the view.

The Clark family residence in Raleigh, North Carolina, was designed around the Series 600 multi-slide window walls from Western Window Systems, a rarity in the southeast.

After final decisions are made and installation takes place with the expertise of a local dealer, you’ll quickly notice the benefits that come with the inevitable noise reduction. Milgard suggests that double glazed windows and well-designed vinyl frames are two of the best ways to combat noise infiltration. For those windows in which you want to keep closed, consider their Aluminum Picture Windows, shown here in a stunning scale, perfect for enjoying your home’s cherished views each and every day.

The kitchen, living area, and bathroom are located on the ground floor. Large windows overlook the surrounding forest, and Italy to the west.

The home’s dramatic ceiling defines its interior, inviting a more understated approach to décor. Natural wool blend carpets help delineate boundaries in the open-plan space while softening the industrial appearance of the polished concrete floor in the kitchen, bathrooms, and entryway.